Re: 35s printed User's Guide Message #10 Posted by David Hayden on 13 Nov 2010, 7:44 a.m., in response to message #9 by uhmgawa
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Interesting. I picked up an inexpensive comb binder punch for under $100 on EEEbay which does a better job than I'd expected on general reference materials. But a spiral bound half-letter sized footprint is far better for the reference manuals discussed here.
Note in particular that most of the HP manuals that come on CD's now are half-letter sized. You can confirm this by looking at the document properties of the PDF file.
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How square was the resulting stack? I suppose what I'm asking is whether they just made a single cut in half or were able to square the deck afterwards.
They just did a single cut, but that's all I asked them to do. They charge by the cut, so I could have asked to have it squared up if I wanted to pay a little more.
Looking closely at the manual, I can tell that it was cut, but not because the overall length is off. Rather, the length is off on one end only, so I think the paper wasn't quite squared when it went into the cutter.
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